Guardians’ Ramirez Signs 7-Year Extension, Will Remain Club’s Cornerstone Through 2032
Still in search of his first American League MVP and the first Cleveland World Series championship since 1948, Jose Ramirez is committed to accomplish both.
José Ramírez #11 of the Cleveland Guardians celebrates after making it safely to third base after hitting a single in the ninth inning against the Detroit Tigers during game one of the American League Wild Card Series at Progressive Field in Cleveland, Ohio on Sept. 30, 2025. Nick Cammett/Getty Images
Guardians’ third baseman José Ramírez is committed to Cleveland.
Chris Antonetti, the Cleveland Guardians’ president of baseball operations, took care of club business early this winter. Earlier this week Ramírez agreed to a seven-year, $175 million contract extension. The deal will keep Ramírez, a seven-time MLB All-Star Game selection and six-time Silver Slugger Award winner, in Cleveland through the 2032 season.
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